Author: Flow

Actor Victor “VR” Relosa is slowly shedding the labels of his early career. Best known for his roles in VMX films, Relosa is deliberately shifting gears, building a reputation as a serious, disciplined artist. Through formal training, independent cinema, and a recent leap into live theater, he is proving that his artistic range goes deeper than audiences might expect. Relosa recently sharpened his tools in The Master Series: Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) Acting Workshop for Filipino Talents 2026. Securing a spot was no small feat, as he was one of just 20 actors chosen from a highly…

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Education Secretary Sonny Angara, alongside fellow Cabinet members, joined an on-ground assessment of heavily damaged schools in Davao Occidental to accelerate recovery efforts following consecutive earthquakes and flash floods over the past weeks. Together with Cabinet Secretary Benhur Abalos, Department of Social Welfare and Development Secretary Rex Gatchalian, and Department of Public Works and Highways Secretary Vince Dizon, Angara inspected severely impacted educational facilities in the municipality of Jose Abad Santos to evaluate the extent of damage and coordinate rehabilitation efforts, while monitoring the immediate needs of affected learners, teachers, and displaced families. Following the directive of President Ferdinand R.…

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Jollibee continues to strengthen its global reputation as Chickenjoy has once again been voted the No. 1 Best Fast Food Fried Chicken in the U.S. in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, marking its third consecutive year at the top. The recognition, determined through public voting by USA TODAY readers, highlights the continued popularity of Chickenjoy among American consumers and reinforces Jollibee’s growing presence in one of the world’s most competitive quick-service restaurant markets. “This recognition for the third consecutive year is especially meaningful because it reflects the consistency of the quality, taste, and customer experience that we work…

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A priest and a taxi driver are forced to confront their deepest moral conflicts in Tirik (To Set Upright), one of the finalists in the Full-Length Category of the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival 2026. Directed by May-i Guia Padilla, the film is set against the backdrop of Manila during the height of the drug war. It follows Paring Bert, a steadfast priest, and Santos, a taxi driver haunted by his past, whose ordinary funeral visit takes a dangerous turn after they become targets of an assassination attempt. As the two men flee through the city’s unforgiving streets and quieter…

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An obsessive pursuit of perfection takes an unexpected turn in The Keeper, one of the finalists in the Short Film Category of the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival 2026. Directed by Nolan Rae Fabular and TRNZ, the animated short follows the devoted keeper of a meticulously curated trophy hall whose carefully ordered world is disrupted by an unexpected intruder. As the keeper relentlessly searches for the unwelcome presence, the pursuit slowly unravels the rigid order she has long protected, revealing that life has quietly flourished within the very space she tried to control. For Fabular, The Keeper marks another step…

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Rising P-pop group DNA is embracing the journey of self-discovery with the release of its self-titled debut album, a coming-of-age record that encourages listeners to celebrate their individuality while navigating life’s highs and lows. Released under ABS-CBN’s StarPop, the album explores themes of self-confidence, friendship, love, anxiety, and personal growth through eight tracks that reflect the trio’s evolving artistry. Made up of sisters Julia, Tasha, and Ezri Mitra, DNA sees the album as a snapshot of where they are in their musical journey. Rather than sticking to one style, the trio experimented with different sounds to discover their own identity,…

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The set of GMA Afternoon Prime’s “You’re My Favorite Song” has become more than just a workplace for its young stars—it’s also a place to learn from some of the industry’s most respected actors. Leading the show’s younger cast are Heath Jornales, Marco Masa, Clifford, and Caprice Cayetano, alongside veteran performers Boboy Garrovillo, James Blanco, Katya Santos, and Wilma Doesnt. James Blanco said working with the younger generation reminds him of his own early days in showbiz, sharing that their energy keeps the set lively. “Nakaka-excite kasi ang taas ng energy ng mga bata, so kailangan sabayan mo sila,” he…

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Nearly five decades after its release, Miki Matsubara’s timeless City Pop anthem “Mayonaka no Door~stay with me” continues to captivate audiences around the world, officially surpassing 500 million cumulative streams on Spotify. The milestone makes the 1979 hit only the 10th Japanese song to reach the half-billion streaming mark on the platform—and notably, the first Japanese song released in the 20th century to achieve the feat. Originally released as Matsubara’s debut single, “Mayonaka no Door~stay with me” has found a remarkable second life through streaming platforms, social media, and a new generation of music fans. Fueled by digital-native listeners and…

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After exploring love and longing through their music, SALA returns with what may be their most emotionally resonant release yet. The AltG Records act unveils “Sunod,” a poignant new single that captures the fear of getting hurt again while holding on to the hope that the next love will be the one that lasts. Anchored by the striking lyric, “Ang gusto ko sa susunod, wala nang susunod,” the song speaks to anyone who has endured heartbreak and longs for a relationship that no longer ends in goodbye. The title itself carries a thoughtful double meaning. In Filipino, sunod can mean…

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Tayo Lang ang Nakakaalam (Only We Know), directed by David Corpuz, is one of the finalists in the Cinemalaya 2026 Full-Length Category. The drama follows Neil and Bong, long-term partners whose lives are turned upside down when Bong suddenly falls seriously ill, forcing their family to confront unresolved conflicts, strained relationships, and the meaning of unconditional love. As Neil balances caring for Bong while keeping up with work, Bong’s mother Gloria remains steadfast by her son’s side, while his estranged father Benjie attempts to reconnect after years of absence. Faced with uncertainty, the three must set aside their differences and…

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